DOG WELLNESS OPTIONS

WELLNESS VISITS

Preventative care is the best care! Whether you are beginning with a new puppy, looking to establish care for an adult dog or senior - a wellness visit is the place to begin! During your dog’s wellness visit we will talk about your dog’s vaccinations, any health concerns you might have, a comprehensive exam of your dog’s health status and address any other concerns or questions about your animal.

SERVICES OFFERED

IN HOUSE BLOODWORK

DIGITAL X-RAY

EUTHANASIA

IN HOUSE URINALYSIS

ULTRASOUND

CREMATION SERVICES

CYTOLOGY

FLEA AND TICK PREVENTION

PHARMACY

DENTAL

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BIOPSY

PRESCRIPTION FOOD

DENTAL SERVICES

WHY DO DENTAL CLEANINGS?

Just like humans, pets also need dental cleanings to prevent periodontal disease that can lead to bad breath, tooth loss and infections that can affect vital organs like the heart, liver and kidneys. Professional dental cleanings remove plaque and tartar that can damage gums and supporting structures - potentially causing irreversible bone loss.

WHAT DOES A PROFESSIONAL DENTAL CLEANING ENTAIL?

We start with a comprehensive oral health exam! After their exam, the day of your dog’s dental cleaning you can expect:

  • Pre-anesthetic bloodwork to ensure your dog is healthy enough to receive anesthesia

  • Continuous monitoring through their dental with state of the art equipment

  • Full mouth X-Rays

  • Teeth cleaning using an ultrasonic scaler

  • Teeth polishing

  • Gums probed and examined to gauge the gingival health, charted and any abnormalities or areas to monitor noted

  • If any of the teeth are compromised ( loose teeth, fractures or cavities ) your doctor will call you to discuss a treatment plan

  • The safety of your dog being our primary concern

SPAY & NEUTER

WHY SPAY OR NEUTER?

Spaying or Neutering your pet is an easy way to prevent certain diseases and behaviors! Not only does this aid in population control, it can offer significant health benefits. Spay or Neuter prevents:

  • Pyometra - infection of the uterus

  • Mammary cancer

  • Prostate issues

  • Marking

  • Roaming behaviors

  • Unwanted pregnancies

WHEN TO SPAY OR NEUTER

This is something discussed with your vet - every pet is different. Typically timing or spay or neuter is discussed at your first puppy appointment. Usually recommended between 6 months to a year, size and breed of dog will determine the best age to spay or neuter.

We are proud to offer laparoscopic spay - a minimally invasive procedure with quicker healing time.